University of Michigan School of Information
Bachelor of Science in Information (BSI) students
The Bachelor of Science in Information is an upper-level undergraduate degree program at U-M. Students from all sorts of personal and educational backgrounds decide to enroll in the BSI program: people with little to no programming experience to tech wizards; people interested in humanities to those interested in medicine and more. These Faces of UMSI profiles will give you an introduction to some of the exceptional personalities in our BSI program. Read about what brought these undergraduate students to U-M, how they discovered UMSI and the BSI, their most valuable experiences and opportunities, and what they envision doing with their degree down the line.
Scroll to the bottom of the page to learn about how some of our BSI alumni got started on paths to careers in data science, marketing, UX design, product management and more. Profiles are not routinely updated post-publication.
A book lover who once balked at the idea of learning to code, Charlotte Parent now uses data to tell stories that matter.
Joey Quick takes a people-oriented approach to technology, drawing upon a decade of experience at Zingerman's Roadhouse.
Julia Kassab used data to drive policy as an intern at the Institute for Economics and Peace.
As an intersectional feminist podcaster, leadership fellow and data analyst, Aayana Anand thrives on connection.
Allison He is merging her STEM background with her love of art as an aspiring UX designer and first-generation college student.
